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    <title>Comparative study of  person re-identification using  deep learning approaches</title>
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    <namePart>Thachayane Radhakrishnan</namePart>
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  <abstract>Person Re-Identification is important in video tracking applications and is still a work in  progress to date. Person Re-ID is useful in real-time criminal investigation to re-identify  a criminal or accused person to overcome security measures. In this work, the  concentration is on Image-to-Video Person Re-ID, which relates a certain probe image to  videos in the gallery. It has important applications in tracing the position of a lost  individual or criminal tracking in real-time despite all the limitations such as low  resolution, occlusion, angle and pose variance, illumination change, and heterogeneous  matching. There are more than 100 of methods are in use today for Person Re-ID. In this  project, a few deep learning approaches will be studied and compared known as  Reciprocal Attention Discriminator (READ), Attention loss paired with OSM loss and  CL Centers and Temporal Knowledge Propagation (TKP). These methods will be applied  to the Person Re-ID setting. The effectiveness of the proposed framework was analysed  using state-of-the-art Person Re-ID approaches as mentioned above on the Motian  Analysis and Re-Identification Set (MARS), a benchmark dataset. The results were  visualized by using Tableau software. From the results, Attention loss paired with OSM  loss and CL Centers achieved high mean Average Precision (mAP) which is 82.9%  compared to READ and TKP. This study contributes significantly to the wide application  of re-identification systems in realistic real-life scenarios.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Thachayane Radhakrishnan</note>
  <note>Centre for Mathematical Sciences</note>
  <note>Bachelor of Applied Science in Data Analytics with Honours-- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2022</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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